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Allows to include interactivity between javascript charts.
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Offers advanced control by giving you access to the complete FusionCharts object (that contains the chart configuration).
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Allows to include interactivity between javascript charts.
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Offers advanced control by giving you access to the complete FusionCharts object (that contains the chart configuration).
jQuery needs to be imported before the FusionCharts jQuery plugin is included in the project. Note that in order to support IE 6/7/8, jQuery 1.x versions need to be used.
- Copy fusioncharts.js from the FusionCharts Download Package > js folder in your project
- Add reference to the file in your code
- Copy fusioncharts.jqueryplugin.js from the FusionCharts Download Package > js folder in your project
- Add reference to the file in your code
This step is optional, the chart will render with the default theme even if the theme file is not included.
This completes the setup and you are now ready to begin using the FusionCharts jQuery plugin.
In addition to using all the existing features, the jQuery plugin lets you do the following:
- Render jQuery charts that work across PCs (including IE6/7/8), Macs, iPads, iPhones, and Android devices seamlessly
- Update chart type, data, and individual cosmetic properties at run-time
- Insert, prepend, and append multiple charts in an existing chart container
- Customize the look and feel of all elements on the chart
- Plot charts from data contained in HTML tables
For rendering new charts, you can use the following jQuery methods:
- insertFusionCharts
- appendFusionCharts
- prependFusionCharts
Renders charts inside HTML elements. The HTML elements have to be selected using jQuery selector. In case, multiple HTML elements are selected using the jQuery selector, a chart will be rendered inside each selected HTML element. All existing elements inside the selected elements will be replaced by the rendered charts. This method returns the jQuery selected element to allow chaining with other jQuery methods.
An object of chart configurations (set of key, value pairs) can be passed as parameter. Click here to view complete list of chart configurations.
Renders charts at the end of selected HTML elements. The HTML elements need to be selected using jQuery selector. In case multiple HTML elements are selected, chart will be rendered inside each selected HTML element. All existing elements inside the selected elements will be preserved. The method returns the original jQuery selection to allow chaining of other jQuery methods.
An object of chart configurations (set of key, value pairs) can be passed as parameter. Click here to view complete list of chart configurations.
In the above example, the horizontal linear gauge has been rendered using the insertFusionCharts method. The constructor object is passed as an argument to the insertFusionCharts method
In the above code snippet, the cloneFusionCharts method is used to create a column-chart clone of the existing pie-chart.This method finds all the charts in the selected element and returns of list of their clones.
The cloneFusionCharts method accepts two arguments:
- An anonymous callback function: An array of cloned charts (in this Array) is passed to this function for further processing
- A configuration object: An object containing chart configurations which are applied to each cloned chart
Renders and inserts charts at the beginning of selected HTML elements. The HTML elements need to be selected using jQuery selector. In case multiple HTML elements are selected, chart will be rendered inside each selected HTML element. All existing elements inside the selected elements will be preserved. The method returns the original jQuery selection to allow chaining of other jQuery methods.
An object of chart configurations (set of key, value pairs) can be passed as parameter. Click here to view complete list of chart configurations.
Similar to the appendFusionCharts method example, the cloneFusionCharts method is used here to clone the existing pie chart, which is then prepended as a column chart.
There! You have now seen the various methods you can use to render charts using the jQuery plugin.
More detailed information and documentation can be found here.
From fusioncharts@3.13.3-sr.1
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jQuery-FusionCharts module is licensed under open-source, distributed under the terms of the MIT/X11 License. You will still need to include FusionCharts in your page, as this project provides no direct functionality. You can download a free evaluation version here. To use in a commercial environment, please purchase a FusionCharts license.
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